Many thanks!
Allow me these questions though:
- why doesn't the "i" in Wind, innen and drin really sound i, but more like the close back unrounded vowel (IPA "ɯ")? Is this some dialectal phenomenon?
- are you sure the second verse begins with "Dringt ein Wind"? It really sounds as something else.

Sorry, sorry, I listened to it once again. It's "Fräulein drängt", "Fräulein rennt"? Sorry, I don't understand it. They seem to sing a real clear German, but I still can't understand it and those lyrics don't make a lot of sense to me. Maybe that's why my mind played a trick on me and put "dringt ein Wind" where there's no wind (so there's quite a lot of wind in those lyrics) just to make sense.

Please don't ask me anything about pronounciation, grammar or dialects I don't know anything of these.
They don't seem to sing any dialect. When I first listened to the song I looked them up to check if they are really Germans. I was puzzled about the strange choice of words I never heard before, i. e. Norden-Morgen or Gestern-Wind. Maybe I should send them an e-mail to let them check the lyrics?

Thanks for clearing it up, it happens every once in a while. There are occasions when I myself don't get a word or line in Hungarian, despite the very standard pronunciation.

Contacting them would be really nice, but I don't think it's possible: I couldn't find any information about them on the net, apart from their uploaded songs. They have no website either. There's another musical project by this name, an electronic one, but they're not related in any way.

Now reading while listening to it, I hear it as you wrote too. As for what you haven't mentioned, I also hear the beginning of "Zieht davon das Weltgericht" differently, but as I don't speak German, I dare not attempt to write it. Something ending in "kommt" instead of davon's second syllable though, maybe.